Aquaport Fridge Filter for LG
AQP-FF32A 9333353013252
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Enjoy great tasting and clean water straight from your refrigerator. The Aquaport Fridge Filter for the LG helps reduce chlorine, odour and unpleasant taste and removes lead, mercury and other impurities, providing quality water for you and your family.
Key Features
- Help reduce chlorine, bad taste and odour, by purifying your water with this replacement filter for the LG LT700P and ADQ36006101 Series fridges.
- The Aquaport is a cost effective solution for filtering impurities without removing minerals that are beneficial for your health.
- The Filter lasts for either up to 6 months or after 757 Litres of water has passed through it.
- This Aquaport Filter has a flow rate of up to 1.9L/minute, operates in a temperature range of 0.6-38°C, and under a working pressure of 140-827kPa.
Specs
| Barcode (GTIN) | 9333353013252 |
|---|---|
| Product Type | Accessories |
| Brand | Aquaport |
| Model | AQP-FF32A |
| Manufacturers Express Warranty (months) | 6 |
| Plumbing Required | N/A |
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